The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-28

point at least. They run q street
sprinkler, and it also serves as an ex-
press and delivery wagon.
Mr.. w. Baldwin went to Salina
Thursday to look over the right-of-
way on the new road from SaliRs to
COneOrdia.-RdnoPolis Journal.
CD. Ramsey arrived from ColOra-
do last evening. Eighty miles north
Of Denver snow fell last Saturday
Mr. Ramsey will remain here about
four weeks.
MARRIED-At the NJ. f. church,
salina, July 2lst, 1885, Mr.. o. d.
Bowel, Of Lincoln, to Miss Hattie
Crowley, Of SaIina, Rev. NJ. NJ.
StOlz officiating.
John Buchi has a night-blOOming
cereus in bloom, which was exhib-
tied last week TO sight-seevs At
the roller coaster. 1t was very
handsome and large.
Scientists assert that Kansas is the
center Of the great gas belt Of this
continent. A friend at our elbow
says: AYES, and for 'gassy' purpose
Abilene Is the center Of Kansas"
Mr.. Beatty is authority for the
statement that work would be com
meneed in earnest on the Minneapo
lis, Lincoln q Southwestern road
within thirty days.
The new governor sent for by Nj.
Peck for his engine has arrived, anu
ne will now put in the two remain
ing are lights on Iron avenue te-
tween Santa Fe and Seventh.
The army Of salvationists a5e
about to invade Abilene. According
70 the Abilene papers the salvation
lists are to branch out from there to
Salina, Junction City and other
places.
The KanapOlis journal comes out
this week with an edition Of $4,000
copies, of eight page E, illustrated,
ana full Of good live matter for Kan
sas and KanopOlis. That's the way
to get to the front.
Grading has commenced on the
line between Geneseo and KanapO-
lis. Bracey brothers have the con-
tract, aud Phillips, Davis and Cooke
are doing the work. The latter firm
nave put over 100 teams on the line
Simon Divilbliss had a six year
old roam horse, a dark bay mule Is
years old, and a set Of harness stolen
Thursds y, from his place at Eureka
township. He offeres a liberal re
ward for the recovery Of the
property.
Salina is getting some advertising
the exchanges through figures
md facts copied from the JOURNAL.
you don't believe it, look over the
requent issues of Kansas dailies and
Seeklies. The JOURNAL is doing
good work.
A furious runaway on south Santa
e, terminated on Prescott avenue,
thursday afternoon. Wagon over
urned upon driver, who was not ma
.erially injured and horses so en-
angled as not 10 be able to smash
Kings by any vigorous kicking.
George Rohrer, OF the Abilene ifa-
-ctte, says, "God bless the man who
rst invented seersueker panis.n
ieOrge, what's the matter with
rexss suit these sultry days? adds
he Ellsworth Reporter. How would
he Georgia idea of a paper collar
nd a palm leaf hat suit you these
leated terms?
II is now universally believed that
he editor OF the Herald has con-
lracted to do what he can to turn the
Democracy Of saline county to the
support Of c. S. Martin for Register
Of Deeds. Fortunately the Demo-
Gratis of Saline county have as little
use Tor Davis as they do for his
paper, and will not be delivered.
The Republican OF Lincoln Center
advocating the building Of the 81
ina, Lincoln & Pacific railroad with
III its might. 4 proposition 10 vote
$4,000 to this company by GIANT
ownship, i'm that county has alre ady
leen submitted. IL is evident Lin
,oln county will come to the front
in splendid shape for the new road.
The freight that followed the 40
train westward Thursday afternoon,
met with an accident in the shape Of
A misplaced rail az what is known n
he nine mile hill, and the track was
not cleared until three o'clock this
morning, hence the passenger that
should have got in here at $40 last
,vening, arrived this morning about
daylight.
If Saiina secures the new morning
paper, under the terms OF contract
IS published in another column, she
will have a paper equal to Topeka
with 1900 population and Wichita
with $1,000 population, and larger
than LeayenwOrth, AtchisOn, Law
renee, Fort Scott and Newton. Sa-
lima can well afford TO pay $4,000
for the plant guaranteed to be run
three years.
County attorney Moore began a
very gentlemanly actiOn ON the malt
business this morning by notifying |
the dealers through the sheriff, that
now was a very good time to stop sell
hight. There Is no question as 10
the intoxicating effects Of this drink,
aud TO save costs on both sides the
county attorney has given the deal
ers 3 chance 70 stop, aud Il it is not
stopped further action will be taken.
A stranger was found IN nocturnal
repose astnight by Marshal Cha se
upon the steps Of one Of the business
houses. He knew not how he csnle